Freya, Felicity, Fion and their little dog Fred (who have already been the subject of books with Janet) are the best of friends and now have a delightful house that they can share. There are sections of the house that you can embellish – such as the rug; there are curtains on the windows and they have their own teaset so that they can picnic.
You also get to be able to make them pillows and quilts to snuggle under,
The panel comes with full instructions; it is a great way to use up your little bits of wadding; Janet suggests making the little people with simple needle-turn applique. Feel free to add embellishments from your own imagination, and even use the panel instructions to create a draw-string bag to keep everything neat and tidy.
So not necessarily for the younger generation – enjoy.
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Another simple design from Sally Ablett using the Water Meadow range of fabrics from Lewis & Irene. Simple squares and rectangles, with some sashing make up this cushion. Valerie has used a variety of fabrics, since many of them can be fussy cut. You could get away with using a single fabric...
Lynne Goldsworthy has designed these cushions to be bound and with an envelope back.
Valerie shows the modern way of creating fast, but accurate, quarter-square triangle units that Lynne has used around the panels. She give you help with the technique of 'squaring up' the units, and also talk...
Using the fabric she created with Craig Joubert, Valerie first does some double needle quilting, and then shows you how to turn a Fat quarter of fabric, very quickly, into a cushion cover – just a couple of edges to neaten off and then sew up the sides.
This idea is just one of the 28 very clever...
